Non-Banking Financial Activities

Governance plays a vital role in boosting the investment climate and offers several benefits

to companies and their shareholders.

Corporate governance improves the efficiency of financial markets through a raft of its

instruments, namely:

• Application of international accounting and auditing standards. 

• Formation of independent and effective audit committees.

• Conducting regular internal and external audits.

• Implementing transparency principles and full disclosure of financial information.

• Adopting Effective risk management practices.

• Establishing a sound governance framework for the Board of Directors. 

  The full implementation of governance instruments helps in the following:

• Increasing confidence of stakeholders in the financial market. 

• Attracting more investment. 

• Reducing fraud and misconduct risks. 

• Enhancing stability in the financial system.

Benefits of Corporate Governance in Non-Bank Financial Activities:

• Improve the efficiency of corporate management.

• Boost investor confidence.

• Reduce capital cost.

• Increase the market value of companies.

• Enhance governance of non-bank financial activities.

Corporate governance is a shared responsibility among all company stakeholders, including the board of directors, executive management, shareholders, investors, creditors, and the community.

By implementing corporate governance principles, companies can create a more attractive investment environment and achieve long-term benefits for all stakeholders.

Ø  For more details, please check the FRA’s BoD Decree No. 100/2020 on governance rules for companies engaging in non-bank financial activities.

Ø  Egyptian Corporate Governance Guide.

Ø  Corporate Governance Services Guide.

 
Last modified: March 5, 2025

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